A former senior executive in the company’s Dublin office, Gary Rooney, told a hearing on Tuesday that he was given “an ultimatum to sign up to a new reality” following Mr Musk’s $44 billion acquisition of the social media platform (now known as X).

The published Labour Court diary confirms that the Labour Court has set aside hearing days for Tuesday and Wednesday of this week at the Labour Court’s Dublin HQ for the appeal.

Bus Éireann set out the cumulative cost of the proposal that was balloted on “and stressed that it had made a loss of €4.2 million in 2024 and was projecting similar losses for 2025”.

Last August, Workplace Relations Commission (WRC) Adjudicator, Michael MacNamee found that Twitter International UC - since renamed X Internet Unlimited Company- unfairly dismissed the company’s former Director Source to Pay.

Debenhams workers picketed outside stores seeking four weeks of redundancy per year of service and this lasted for more than a year

Judge Kevin Foley said that €500 payment be made to the workers as a gesture of goodwill in recognition for their efforts and should be accepted in full and final settlement of the dispute.

In the recommendation, Labour Court deputy chairwoman, Louise O’Donnell rejected a submission from Connect that the €4,700 be made available to new employees along with existing workers.

Eve Doherty was jailed for three years in January 2019 for harassing State solicitor Elizabeth Howlin.

The Labour Court upheld the appeal by Coolebridge after Chris Murray confirmed that he could not identify acts of discrimination based on his race over the relevant period

The Supreme Court has found that the Labour Court was wrong to order the re-instatement of a Co Wexford Gaeilscoil principal

The Irish Air Line Pilots' Association has recommended that its members accept a 17.75 per cent pay increase proposed by the Labour Court

The airline said further flight cancellations would be announced on Thursday

The executive of the Irish Air Line Pilots’ Association was meeting on Tuesday to discuss the recommendation

Aer Lingus has been cancelling flights in batches during a work-to-rule by pilots.

The airline said its engagement with the industrial dispute body was an ‘important step’ in the row over pilots’ pay.

The cancellations will impact flights scheduled for Monday to Wednesday

If these rounds of talks fail, the pilots union said it would return to consider an escalation of its industrial action

The move comes amid efforts to minimise disruption being caused by the ongoing industrial action

Both sides in the Aer Lingus dispute will meet at the Labour Court on Monday to try and resolve their row

The airline cancelled a further 122 flights next week as the bitter industrial dispute rumbles on

Tens of thousands of passengers have been affected by 270 flight cancellations so far.

Union members balloted following rejection of Labour Court deal

It said Mr Walsh was obliged to attend callouts averaging 1.7hours or week, or 84 hours per annum

A recruitment company owned by the former presidential candidate Peter Casey has been ordered to pay €3,000 to a former executive who was unfairly dismissed from his job

This follows the Labour Court upholding the appeal by David Stone and Carol Stone trading as the Ashton Dog Pound and Warden Service against the Workplace Relations Commission (WRC) ordering them to pay €18,000 compensation to ex-employee Conor Williamson.

The Labour Court overturned an award of €10,000 compensation made by the Workplace Relations Commission to the SNA, Michael Hughes, although both bodies agreed that he had been unfairly dismissed from his job at Scoil Áine Naofa in Loughcutra, Gort, Co Galway.

Increase falls showr of Siptu's demand for 12.5% increase for Pfizer employees in Cork

The offices of the Labour Court and Workplace Relations Commission in Dublin were both impacted.

Siptu confirmed the news on Friday evening

The woman claimed she was discriminated against when she was not allowed to work from home during the Covid-19 pandemic

The Labour Court has made the ruling despite Garda Commissioner Drew Harris telling the court that the age cap of 35 for new entrants for An Garda Síochána “is essential”.

The Aer Lingus Social & Athletic Association operates the well-known sports centre located near Dublin Airport

The Labour Court has made the determination after ordering the Gardai to pay out €25,400 compensation — or €12,700 each — to unsuccessful job applicants, Ronald Boyle and Brian Fitzpatrick after finding that An Garda Siochána discriminated against the two on age grounds.

The Workplace Relations Commission had previously ordered the Housing Agency to pay Auveen Coombes-Lynch €5,000 compensation

The Labour Court ruled that Gráinne O’Hara was unfairly dismissed by Zeus Packaging Group "arising from unfair selection for redundancy"

The claim relates to works being done at a Dublin Bus garage at Harristown that, according to the union, were having an effect on the workers’ ability to perform day-to-day duties to a satisfactory level

The Labour Court overturned a €33,600 pregnancy discrimination award made to a pastry chef

The High Court has today blocked junior employment Minister Damien English from introducing pay increases from next Monday for 16,000 workers in the security industry in Ireland

It was alleged that prisoners sometimes threw bananas and peanuts at the prison officer, or told him to go home to the Congo

Siptu claim US production workers have received 45% pay increase compared to 9% in Cork